The best Canadian rappers - Who is the best Canadian rapper?

The answer, of course, is subjective.

But the internet decided to vote on it anyway and here is what it came up with.

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30. Belly - Belly is best known for songs like 'P.O.P.,' 'Might Not,' and for offending Canada Day families at a free concert in Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto.

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29. Tory Lanez - Tory Lanez is a big ticket act right now but he is becoming equally known for his beefs with Travis Scott and Eric Belllinger.

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28. SonReal - The rapper from British Columbia headlined a Grey Cup show in 2017.

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27. JD Era - The Toronto rapper is known for songs like 'Hate Me Later.' He was on Wu Tang Clan member Raekwon's label before they had a falling out. 

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26. D-Sisive - D-Sisive is known for songs like 'Violent J' and Vanilla Ice covers. 

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25. Kamau - He just had a show in Kenya and also featured on a track with Topaz Jones.

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24. K'naan - K'naan's biggest moment was in 2009, when 'Wavin' Flag' took the world by storm.

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23. Kyprios - Kyprios is from North Vancouver and was part of the Sweatshop Union from 2000 to 2011. 

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22. Evil Ebenezer - Evil Ebenezer is regularly touring North America and is best known for the song 'Wake Up.'

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21. Prevail - Prevail helped found the platinum-selling Swollen Members with Madchild in Vancouver.

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20. Michie Mee - Michie Mee was the first big-name female Canadian rapper. She collaborated with Maestro Fresh-Wes in the early days of Toronto hip-hop.  

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19. Maestro Fresh-Wes - Maestro Fresh-Wes is known as the Godfather of Canadian hip-hop for being the first Canadian rapper to have a track in the Top 40 with 'Let Your Backbone Slide' (1989).  

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18. Kardinal Offishall - Known as Canada's hip-hop ambassador, he's one of the country's top producers and is known for his dancehall-inspired rap.

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17. Cadence Weapon - Cadence Weapon from Edmonton was named the city's poet laureate in 2009 and recently published a book. 

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16. Choclair - Choclair was part of Toronto's explosion of rap in the 1990s and featured on a number of big name artists' songs. 

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15. Rich Kidd - Rich Kidd is one of Canada's best producers and has collaborated with Drake, Busta Rhymes, Frank n Dank, Redman, Raekwon, DMX, Talib Kweli, Kardinal Offishall, and K-os.

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14. Joey Stylez - The Métis rapper and activist has released six full-length albums and collaborated with The Weeknd.

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13. Snak the Ripper - The graffiti and hip-hop artist's 2016 song 'The Dirt' debuted at number one on iTunes Hip Hop and Rap Charts. 

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12. Bless - Montreal rapper Bless has released two albums and won a Juno Award.

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11. Madchild - Madchild helped found the platinum-selling group Swollen Members and has released a number of solo albums.

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10. Sweatshop Union - The conscious rap group from Vancouver released six albums from 2000 to 2011. 

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9. Swollen Members - Swollen Members was Canada's biggest hip-hop group and went platinum, releasing nine studio albums. They were founded by Prevail and Madchild, who later added Moka Only and Rob the Viking.

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8. Rascalz - Rascalz were an immensely successful hip-hop group from Vancouver in the 1990s. They released albums through Sony and Casbah records. 

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7. Saukrates - Saukrates, known for his intricate album art, collaborated with Nelly Furtado, Method Man, and Redman.   

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6. K-Os - Before there was the 6ixGod, there was K-Os. The early 2000s were kind to Canada's best known rapper with hits like 'Crabbukit' bringing him global fame.

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5. Merkules - The Surrey, British Columbia rapper has released 11 albums, including 'Kush-Ups' and 'Trust Your Gut.'

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4. Shad - Shad is a fascinating conscious rapper, but he's also the host of a Netflix hip-hop history series, the former host of CBC's 'Q' radio show, and an indie music artist.

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3. Moka Only - Moka Only has more albums and EPs than several artists on this list put together and was once a part of Swollen Members.

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2. Classified - Classified is the biggest recording artist of any kind from the Maritimes. He was born in Enfield, Nova Scotia and has achieved impressive success representing one of Canada's smallest regions.

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1. Drake - He's not just the biggest rapper from Canada, he's one of the biggest in the world. Drake just broke the record for the longest time spent on top of the Billboard 200 with his song 'God's Plan.'

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